For years, booth renting has been shrouded by a dark cloud due to a lack of structure, lack of professionalism, discord in salons, and underreporting of income. Contrary to popular belief, the problem has not been in the concept of booth renting itself, but in its execution.
This book provides an in depth look at the booth rental business model and dissects its strengths and weaknesses. It also provides detailed information on employment law and guidelines for owning and operating a booth rental salon, a mini-salon operation, or a salon suites mall. This analysis will empower investors and salon professionals with the information that they need to determine whether or not this business model is compatible with their goals.
To Rent Or Not To Rent is the second installment of the Minding Your Own Business Library, which was specifically designed to address the void of pertinent business management materials for the professional beauty industry. [Book: 76 pages, includes DVD8min]
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Judiffier Pearson’s reputation as a business consultant and top educator sky-rocketed after the release of her first book Minding Your Own Business: What Every Salon Owner, Booth Renter & Independent Contractor Should Know. She has mastered the art of documenting her success journey and translating the challenges and triumphs of entrepreneurship into learning opportunities for her peers. Through her company Image Artisan Solutions, Pearson provides tools for beauty and grooming professionals to maximize their potential behind the chair and beyond. She is currently pursuing her MBA degree through the Robinson School of Business at Georgia State University in Atlanta. Serving at the helm of two successful salon operations that are at opposite ends of the salon management spectrum gives Judiffier a unique edge in training salon owners and aspiring entrepreneurs. The success of her employee-based salon, Behind the Veil, led her to broaden her investment portfolio with Salon Industry Suites, a Salon Mall featuring 21 fully furnished ‘mini-salons’ designed for independent beauty and grooming professionals to run their own operations.
